RE: [Digital BW] Re: Printing On Gloss...Possible with Digital B&W?
2006-01-24 by Paul Roark
... With the current MIS inks -- including UT2 and UT7 -- I no longer recommend Glop. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
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2006-01-24 by Paul Roark
... With the current MIS inks -- including UT2 and UT7 -- I no longer recommend Glop. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2006-01-24 by Steven Karafyllakis
Shilesh; I m currently using the MIS version of the K3 inks (K4), and my eperience is that they bronze LESS than the Epsons. At least when I finally changed
2006-01-24 by Clayton Jones
Hello Joe, ... I think Rich is correct about the initial charging, and it will probably settle down. And like Doug said, I too have never had a clog or even
2006-01-24 by Shilesh Jani
Way to go, Helen! ... pass. ... do ... K, ... got ... produce ... with ... and
2006-01-24 by Shilesh Jani
Clayton, Well put. The only minor clarification: the K3 class of printers have significantly REDUCED bronzing, not eliminated it. I can see it when holding
2006-01-24 by helen_bach2003
Oops, I should have added the comparisons between overcoating with Krystal Topkote, Printshield and Sureguard. I ll do that tomorrow. Best, Helen
2006-01-24 by helen_bach2003
Joanne, Shilesh has described almost exactly what I do, except that I use IJC/OPM and this is my ink setup: K2200 = MK4000/4800 (same) LK2200 = PK4800 C2200 =
2006-01-24 by Clayton Jones
Hello Joanne, ... I can t answer your question because I only print matte, but maybe I can offer some perspective as an interested observer. From discussions
2006-01-24 by Philip Schwartz
If you are willing to fill your own cartridges -- and this is a simple task with the spongeless cartridges that MIS sells -- you can certainly use MIS UT2 or
2006-01-24 by Shilesh Jani
Jo, I am not a sprayer ;-), but I have heard good things about Premier Art Print Shield. Many months ago, I had painstakingly sprayed an RC print with some
2006-01-24 by Carl Schofield
Shilesh, I added the Nanochrome black to my Epson 4000 dual piezo quad setup. Works great and I now have the option of producing prints with cool shadow tones
2006-01-24 by Terry Ritz
I tried a variety of methods within Photoshop and then downloaded the Power Retouche demo. The first conversion I did with it looked better than anything else
2006-01-24 by Shilesh Jani
Chris, NanoChrome on a 2200 does work, and you are right you can print glossy and matte, and NO bronzing. Sounds great doesn t it? But wait a minute: The K and
2006-01-24 by Joanne Emerson
Hi Shilesh, yes, I have. I find the results are good on matte paper with QTR but not Epson because of the slight color cast. On gloss paper using the Epson
2006-01-24 by Shilesh Jani
Bruce, It is along story - suffice to say I have given up on using NanoChrome as a single universal inkset for color, b/w, matte, and RC papers because the
2006-01-24 by Shilesh Jani
Hello Jo, I must ask this: have you printed a b/w photograph with the 2200 using either the Epson driver or QTR? If so, what do you find lacking in the prints?
2006-01-23 by Joanne Emerson
I like Convert to Black & White Pro the best. Have you tried that plugin? ... It ... the
2006-01-23 by rich_adams_art
The printer will use a significant amount of ink during the initial charging of the print mechanisms. This will use a larger portion of the first cartridges
2006-01-23 by Chris Hargens
Thanks for the input, Steve. Are you referring to dmax? I m not trying to be argumentative, but how do you account then for Daniel Staver s post (72934)? Also
2006-01-23 by Douglas meeuwsen
I ve tried most of them, and power retouche seems the best to me. It does not degrade the file like the fred miranda plug-in.
2006-01-23 by Joanne Emerson
Hello everyone, I m back from out of town. I can see there s been much discussion about printing b&w on glossy media while I ve been away. Unfortunately, I m
2006-01-23 by alicelydia27
I posted a note that I am letting go of my 1160 converted piezo printer the other day and failed to give my location...which is Seattle. Thanks to those of you
2006-01-23 by Chris McKillop
So - I am going to get an R220 to do my B&W prints as a learner . However, I do see myself wanting to print color as well. I noticed that MIS has the MISPRO
2006-01-23 by adolphamster
I am upgrading from my 1280 to an Epson 1280 and have the following available to a good home: MIS Kit: SPONGELESS REFILL KIT FOR 1270/1280/1290 WITH UT2 B&W
2006-01-23 by Steve Kale
Nanochrome K underperforms Epson K3 PK, although not by a large visual amount. On certain matte papers it seems, judging from some posts here, to be only as
2006-01-23 by Chris Hargens
I d be interesting in seeing how the Nanochrome inkset would work running QTR on a 2200. Seems to me that the chief advantage of the 2400 -- the ability to
2006-01-23 by vze28dv3
As a newcomer to digital B&W I was encouraged to see a note in this forum by Paul Roark (#71625) that the Epson R220 can handle (presumably MIS) variable-tone
2006-01-23 by Stephen M Martin
Has anyone else tried Power Retouche? So far, it strikes me as the best thing in making bw maybe ever in my limited experience.
2006-01-23 by Clayton Jones
Hello Bruce, ... Maybe it s because the Nanos aren t made for the K3 printers - there is no LLK. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at
2006-01-23 by Steve Kale
... Of course not. ... Ask InkVillage. (I did not ask and so can t answer for you.) ... InkVillage are, I believe, doing fade tests. If they don t provide
2006-01-23 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... Just a dumb question - why aren t you using the NanoChromes as a set? What advantage do you see in using the K3s for the color inks? Seems like you must be
2006-01-23 by Douglas meeuwsen
hmmmmm.... I am using much less Ink in my 2400 than I used in my 1280 with MIS UT2 inks. I think it may be because of the lack of cleaning cycles, and the fact
2006-01-23 by Mark Savoia
Then how would you know? Mark
2006-01-23 by Shilesh Jani
Carl, In a few days, as soon as my replacement 2400 arrives, I will be loading Nanochrome K (as the black ink), the Epson MK (as the darkest gray), followed by
2006-01-23 by Shilesh Jani
Yup, I have the refernce prints sitting in a drawer. ... probably won t need an I1. If you do then that s a good sign. ... 100% ... for 2 ... temperature ...
2006-01-23 by Greg
... Ernst is correct! The only way I would be able to get any of these inks is to purchase them from the US dealer. Seems they had more than enough other beta
2006-01-23 by John Custodio
To everyone testing Nanochrome inks: I would like to know what the degree of metamerism is with these inks. I put metamerism in quotes because I understand
2006-01-23 by Ernst Dinkla
... Steve, As I understand it there are people out there now that have bought Nanochrome inks and filled printers with that ink. I guess they do not have to
2006-01-23 by Joe
I received my epson 2400 over the weekend and yes it is a very nice printer! However now I realize what people have been speaking about regarding ink usage,
2006-01-23 by Martin Paul
Yes, you are correct. I was not clear in my description. The monitor profile used by the computer is displayed at the top of the RGB working space pull down
2006-01-23 by julian221259
Sorry for the OT, some of you may remember me from when the group started .-) I ve lost contact with Nij Rheam from Mwords and just discovered Mwords is no
2006-01-23 by Steve Kale
Good idea. Keep us posted.
2006-01-23 by Steve Kale
I m glad this conversation has returned to a more friendly discourse. I am, however, a little surprised by the requests for forward looking statements as to
2006-01-23 by aloisfischer2002
See also: www.sihl.ch Alois
2006-01-23 by John
Ernst is quite correct, in that the Canvas was supplied to Hahnemuhle, Agfa and others and was also sold under their own brand. Sihl also have made Papers for
2006-01-23 by patrick nelson
Hello All I have now been subscribed for a couple of weeks and have been following the discussions with interest. I am based in South Africa and at the moment
2006-01-23 by Ernst Dinkla
... Sihl markets its own papers in Europe for a long time already. I also think they are one of the few actual manufacturers and coaters of inkjet papers. That
2006-01-23 by Paul Roark
Bob, ... I agree it s a great program. I have recommended it for some time. However, can one insert an ICC into the workflow to control the printer? I don t
2006-01-23 by Steven Karafyllakis
I wondered about that, Eddie; it ll be interesting to see what the satin sample is like; so far I know only what the rep told me: microporous instant-drying,
2006-01-23 by mary Long
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